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发表于 2016-5-11 11:22:38
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Yes it is the waiver, but it won't protect you from being sued, even though 99.99% you will win in court. Anybody can sue the trip organizer, signed waiver or not: they may know they will lose but still would want to make your life hard, or/and meaning to get "smaller" settlement out of court (read popular "Risk Aversion" tactics above). In the past I used to run a local technical alpine meetup, believing the signed waiver is just good enough, until a government persecution lawyer advised me, see above. Shortly after that I quickly closed that meetup and never looked back.
That BCMC waiver is there because it is required by the underwriter who provides the liability insurance - without the signed waiver the liability insurance will be voided. If only the waiver will work, why the club(s) would bother purchasing policies like that, which are very expensive?
I got to learn this stuff not from theory, but hard way from real events I was part of, unfortunately .
P.S. Now you may know why almost all technical trips and training (those with elevated likelihood to get hurt) I conduct only with BCMC. 8) |
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